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Address and Contact Information
Address: 63 E Main St, Norton, MA 02766
Phone: (508) 622-1131
Website: http://www.yaiskitchen.com/
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Reviews
Alexi Hernandez
One of my favorite restaurants ever! The food is so fresh, and everything is great. I am consistently amazed every time I come here. You can tell they take pride in high quality fresh food. My personal favorite is the chicken satay but you can’t go wrong with anything on the menu!
… morePatrasuda Cooper
Yai’s kitchen is a must try for local foodies who enjoy authentic Thai food. I do highly recommend reserving a table ahead of time if you plan for dining in. I’ve a pleasure of ordering Chef Renu’s special pop up events where she hosts in many locations.
Norton location offers street food style of Thai food. Chef Renu strives for fresh and authentic food, she prepares her own spices which makes the food taste wonderfully flavorful. Weekly special menu is vary depending on seasonal vegetables. If you’re curious about how it tastes like, just come and order her specialty which will be different each week.
My personal favorites are look chin, gyoza, pad see ew, pad woon sen, pad kra pow and massaman curry. I haven’t mentioned about the dessert, save some room to try sweet black rice with custard in banana leaf. This place is a foodie paradise!
… moreNorton location offers street food style of Thai food. Chef Renu strives for fresh and authentic food, she prepares her own spices which makes the food taste wonderfully flavorful. Weekly special menu is vary depending on seasonal vegetables. If you’re curious about how it tastes like, just come and order her specialty which will be different each week.
My personal favorites are look chin, gyoza, pad see ew, pad woon sen, pad kra pow and massaman curry. I haven’t mentioned about the dessert, save some room to try sweet black rice with custard in banana leaf. This place is a foodie paradise!
Howard F
A Google search told me Yai’s kitchen served dishes which were less common to Thai restaurants in the area. Pork & Noodle meatballs and the chicken & noodle dish, Khai Soo jumped jumped off the screen. It had great diner reviews as well and I headed there on a late Saturday afternoon.
Unfortunately, those items were no longer available and the menu looked a lot more like every other Thai joint in the region. But I stayed and order a couple of safety items – Gyoza (dumplings are usually fun at their worst) and Drunken Noodles (their inherent spice level often cover any flaws)
The Vegetable Gyoza were fine. – Cabbage, carrot, edamame in a super thin fried wrapper. Nothing exciting but they made a decent light app with the lightly sweet vinegar sauce.
Pad See Mao noodles were pretty spicy but not really spicy enough for Drunken Noodles. They were, however, incredibly delicious. Lots of flavor layers – krachai, pickled fresh green peppercorn stood out and the smokiness to the dish was way cool. Possibly the best version I’ve had in the US.
I’d definitely go back – maybe those little pork meatballs will show up on the specials board some day…
… moreUnfortunately, those items were no longer available and the menu looked a lot more like every other Thai joint in the region. But I stayed and order a couple of safety items – Gyoza (dumplings are usually fun at their worst) and Drunken Noodles (their inherent spice level often cover any flaws)
The Vegetable Gyoza were fine. – Cabbage, carrot, edamame in a super thin fried wrapper. Nothing exciting but they made a decent light app with the lightly sweet vinegar sauce.
Pad See Mao noodles were pretty spicy but not really spicy enough for Drunken Noodles. They were, however, incredibly delicious. Lots of flavor layers – krachai, pickled fresh green peppercorn stood out and the smokiness to the dish was way cool. Possibly the best version I’ve had in the US.
I’d definitely go back – maybe those little pork meatballs will show up on the specials board some day…
Jess Boysen
Real Thai food made by people from Thailand. Excellent customer service – Nice little spot to sit down and eat.
… moreMo Di
Amazing food and friendly staff! Best place to eat in Norton. Lunch specials are also a great deal.
… moreCynthia Kung Jones
Delicious pad kee mau (spicy drunken noodles) that was prepared vegan with tofu. Staff was savvy to what vegan meant without even having to explain it and were super friendly when they stayed open a few extra minutes after closing time for me to pick up! Will be coming back here again
… moreMeghan Rice
Stopped here on a whim on the way back home and had a wonderful dinner. Fresh rolls were delicious with the best peanut sauce I’ve ever had. Chicken pad Thai was a generous portion and tasted wonderful. Great service and atmosphere I would definitely come back again to try something.
… moreMarilyn Hudson-Tremayne
Absolutely delicious, like being in the best Thai restaurant. Flavors out of this world.
… moreChristopher Thomson
Things went as expected. Catering to the college crowd. Good food.
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